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The Built Environment
Is Belgian real estate ready for the new rules for electric vehicles from 2025?
Obligations are changing for the installation of charging stations and infrastructure in Belgium
UK General Election
What can the Built Environment sector expect from the next UK government?
The sector will be hoping for clarity in a number of areas, including leasehold reform and planning, to support business
Real estate
English Upper Tribunal upholds Gravesham's appeal in limited setback for 1954 Act telecom renewals
Has a safety net for Operators now been lost?
Real estate
A muted Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act is now law but not yet in force in England
The hasty pre-general election introduction in the final parliamentary session has led to major legislative casualties
Real estate
Under Construction: Legal developments in the UK construction industry | May 2024
Early indications for the construction industry in the upcoming general election, JCT publishes the new Design and Build 2024 contracts
Knowledge Notes
Finishing Parliamentary business in the 'wash-up' ahead of UK general election: what legislation has survived and what has fallen?
Prorogation brought Parliamentary business to an end, meaning all draft legislation not passed is lost
Real estate
UK government concludes consultation on contractual controls on land
Proposed regulations include a public register of contractual control agreements to increase land ownership transparency
Energy and Energy Transition
Smart Power | UK energy market strategy in 2025, repowering and ethical supply chains
Welcome to the latest edition of Smart Power, Osborne Clarke's specialist service for asset managers within the green energy sector.
ESG, sustainability and responsible business
EU strengthens its arsenal in fight against environmental crime
Revised legislation brings in 'qualified' offences to criminalise serious environmental damage and replaces the 2008 law
Real estate
English County Court rules against landlord opposing statutory renewal lease on 'ground f'
A tenant can temporarily vacate part of the premises affected by the works to defeat a landlord's opposition
Infrastructure services
What happens to the project company at the expiry of UK PFI contracts?
Directors of the special purpose vehicles created for PFI projects should be aware of the steps they need to take
Regulatory Outlook
Health and safety | UK Regulatory Outlook March 2024
Building Safety Act update: transition period coming to an end | New Occupational Health Taskforce | RIDDOR review
